| Date: | Thursday January 22, @04:53PM |
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| Author: | admin |
| Topic: | Bush |
| from the boston.com dept. | |
1/22/2004
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- A lawyer for a widow suing the Bush administration for negligence in the 9-11 terrorist attacks asked a New Hampshire audience Wednesday to press presidential candidates on whether they will investigate the attacks.
About 100 Seacoast area residents turned out at South Church to listen to Ellen Mariani and her lawyer, Philip Berg.
Mariani's husband, Neil Mariani, was killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. He was a passenger on United Airlines Flight 175, the second of two planes to crash into the World Trade Center.
"I think we have to ask the question to all the presidential candidates, 'When elected will you do a complete investigation of 9-11?'" Berg said.
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